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5 Hardcore Toyotas That Prove You Don't Need Huge Money To Go Off-Roading (opens the original)
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Finding a capable off-roader on a tight budget is harder than it looks — but reliability is the one variable you simply cannot afford to compromise on. A bargain rig that leaves you stranded axle-deep in a creek crossing isn't a deal; it's a disaster. Beyond the ruined gear and bruised pride, you're looking at a tow bill and a repair invoice that can quickly dwarf whatever you saved at purchase. The good news? Toyota has spent decades building trucks and SUVs that laugh at exactly those situatio
The German Diesel Engine That Regularly Hits 500,000 Miles Without A Rebuild (opens the original)
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Half a million miles without a rebuild sounds like the stuff of automotive legend — yet for owners of the Mercedes-Benz OM606 diesel, it's a well-documented reality. In an era when most engines are considered long-lived if they crack 200,000 miles with minimal fuss, this 1990s inline-six has quietly built a cult following among enthusiasts who prize longevity above all else. Whether you're a diesel devotee or simply someone who wants a car that refuses to quit, the OM606's story is worth knowing
Tesla's New Model Y Now Ships With Less Standard Driver Assist Than A Base Toyota Corolla (opens the original)
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When offering a vehicle to the public, manufacturers have to tread a fine line between offering as much standard equipment as possible to ensure their car is appealing enough for its target audience and having enough options available to bolster profits. Cars boasting more standard features will seem like better value for money and attract more buyers, but the added production costs can prove problematic. Tesla has generally been pretty strong in this regard, though things have gone a little dow
A Porsche 911 GT3 On A Budget: Why the Original Cayman GT4 Is Becoming A Collector’s Grail (opens the original)
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Collector cars don't usually reveal their hand this early. Conventional wisdom holds that a performance model needs at least two decades of age before values begin their serious climb — yet the 2016 Porsche Cayman GT4 is already tearing up that rulebook. Limited in number, purpose-built for the track, and carrying the distinction of being the first Cayman ever developed by Porsche's legendary GT department, it has quietly become one of the most compelling appreciating assets in the modern sports
Aston Martin's Twin-Turbocharged V12 Grand Tourer Costs Less Than A New 4-Cylinder SL AMG (opens the original)
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The used-car market has a funny way of humbling new-car pricing, and right now it's serving up one of the more striking examples in the grand-tourer segment. The 2026 Mercedes-Benz SL 43 is the entry-level variant of Mercedes' glamorous drop-top, packing a hybrid-assisted 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder along with a thoroughly modern equipment list. The catch? It asks $112,550 before you've even glanced at the options sheet — a sobering sum for a car running on four cylinders. By creating a
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